Sentence examples for unemployed of from inspiring English sources

The unemployed of Europe?

The increasingly hopeless unemployed, of course.

When it was all over, when he had become "unemployed of Sussex" just as I had become "unemployed of Twickenham", he accepted Tony and Cherie's invitation to dinner.

So there's plenty of common experiences for him to chat about with the unemployed of Motherwell.

The unemployment rate dropped on a decline in the number of unemployed of 733,000.

For many — not those who are still unemployed, of course — things are getting better.

The number of unemployed residents of the state declined slightly, to 831,800 in March from 844,500 in February.

Why are they more deserving than, say, the growing number of unemployed, many of whom rent their homes?

Marching Armies (of the Unemployed) Demonstrations of the unemployed resurfaced with each major economic downturn.

In Greece, 59.1% of under-25s were unemployed as of the end of January, while in Spain, 55.9% were unemployed.

- 7.5% of post-9/11 veterans were unemployed (as of April 2013).